Arrival

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Jonathan F 02/05/2022 Extremely short-paced, felt like most of the movie was empty without a real driving story. I would have hoped for more action. See more Katie D 03/15/2021 An amazing film! very well-done, thought-provoking, entertaining and unpredictable. my only complaint is about the loud horn blasts that accompany so many science fiction movie scenes - unnecessary, unrealistic and distracting! other than that it was awesome! See more Greg W @GWeatherly 1d One of the worst movies I have ever seen. Visibly dark throughout the entire film where you can barely make out what you are seeing. I wouldn't wish this horrible movie on my worst enemy. You cant get those wasted hours back. Pathetic excuse of a film. See more Michael M. @MovieMike... May 10 Just watched this movie for the first time and was incredibly disappointed. A complete waste of time. This movie made absolutely no sense. So essentially an alien life force came millions of light years from space to help Amy Adams character discover she has phycic abilities to see the future only for her to see that she's going to give birth to a child with Jeremy Renners character and that their child will eventually die of cancer. Side plot is that in return the aliens need our help in 3 thousand years but we don't find out why or for what. Total crap movie. Strongly suggest you not waste your time. See more TV D @TVDad1075 May 8 If you want a bunch of sci-fi battles, then this is not the movie for you. If you want a thoughtful exploration of how visitors from another planet may cause different countries to jockey for power, then I think you will like it. The beginning of the film successfully portrays the fear and mystery of an alien arrival. All the performances are great. It's a thought-provoking movie. See more Harish N @harish_napa May 4 The 2016 film is a spectacular masterpiece that serves as a profound testament to the power of connection. It is a visually magnificent production that reimagines the first contact trope as an intellectual puzzle, proving humanity’s greatest tool is our ability to understand one another. Amy Adams is spectacular as Dr. Louise Banks, delivering a career defining performance that is both quiet and visceral. Jeremy Renner provides a brilliant and soulful anchor, while Forest Whitaker captures the friction between military and science. The writing is smart, focusing on the universal nature of language and grief. It is a high quality and essential experience that every human must witness. See more Read all reviews

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